Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-27
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

T. E. Parish. editor of the Phen, Gazette, is in town.f
 Nathan Ellis came in from'his miniul camp to day.
 Jas. w. Coigan is doing good worl in blowing up the plaza.
 Vim. Lsichiord. the Seligman hote man. Is rustler for business.
 Yesterdsy'- train brought in sewers days mail and full load of PAssen gers.
 S~e the new advertisement in thi i.sue of the Prescott & Arizona Centrs railroad
 The women's Relief corps will giv their basket social next Wednesda. evening.
 "Old G,izzly" has been in Prescott two ar three days, leaving for the ea. yesterday.
 E. F.. Buoth. a typo formerly of Prs colt. has charge of the Mineral B5lt con struction train.
 Employes sf the Southern Pacific roai, ia this territory, went on A strike A lew days since.
 A case of forciLle entry and detainel is heinz tried before Probate Judg, O'Neill to-day.
 Two or three more mechanics arrived here ye-i.rd,y to work ior Diamond Jo at Del Pasco.
 The AFer lumber company of Flag stati will start their mill with full force about the lst of May.
 The Santa fe pay car went west over the Atlantic & Pacific 1, ,esterday, making glad ihe hearts of the employees.
 Judge Sumner Howard and J. C, Herndon Esq, returned yesterday from court in Apache county.
 Passengers to and from Prescott are very comfortably provided for at Selig- man, by mine hnei," J. NJ. Myers.
 E. NJ. Sanford Esq. and Chief Justice Wright returned to-day from St. Johns, where the Latter has just closed A term t, .urt.
 Two brothers and cousin of Judge Brooke, whom he had not seen for over thirty years, arrived on the train from the east yesterday.
 Chief Justice Wright and F. B Dodg.. will leave for Pheuix tom"rrp~, tu attend the supreme court, which meet, there on Thursday.
 Judge O'Neill to-day issued an order to Public Administrator Ford tn sell the real estate and persoual property of the estate of r. A. Beckers.
 Tomorrow. April 26. will he observed the United States by Odd Fellows, as the anniversary of the establishment of the order in America.
 The Apache county stock association will send in memorial to the board of supervisors asking them to put the assessed Value oi all cattle at $lO per head.
 A. G. Oliver has returned to Seligmsn from the Cataract district, and rep"rts he mines there looking better than -ver. Ore Is being shipped regularly rom the district.
 J. w. Wilson, the contemplating clothier, has returned from hi, business trip to San Francisco, where he purchased 4 large invoice of clothing and mems goods.
 Parties having legal business to be transacted in the northern Fart of the county "r along the line of the Railroad, are directed to the Law card m ihis issu. of w. L. Van Horn, a prominent at- IOrney of tlagstati.
 A telegram was received thi, morning rom Price Behan in i'henIx stating hi. brother WAS improving. Instead oi suffering from iutiamn itiono of the bowels, s- heretofore reported. his disease l. sbscess of the liver. An operation Was performed few days ago, and the chances for his recovery are nov good.
 A game of base ball WAS played yes lerday between pi, kcd nine from Pres rott and a solder nine fn,m Whirple. The score stod 16 for Whipple to l3 for Prescott, with one inning not played by the whipple nine.
 !. L. Fisher has two car loads of furniture on the way to Prescott, and on its arrival will open first class furniture store in his brick building, formerl. occupied by the po>'otiire.
 The immediate effect of salvation on base ball l,lsyers, was shown in yester- days game. when Walter Murphy caught beautiful flv to the tune f"Ip the Sweet Bye-and-Bye."
 J. F. Meador returned yesterday from a somewhat l,rotracted trip, in whi, h h. combined pleasure with bu-iness. II. was callrd away from his desk in the Bank of Prescott by subpoena 10 attend Court at St. Johns, AS A witness in th" case of Sol Earth. After a pleasant iIii' of two days. one of which sas spent in admiring the beauties of the Apachr desert. AS seen from the hur- rican deck of Mormon blackboard, h. reached his destination in time to te toO Late to appear as witness. On hi- return trip he encountered d blockade, which delayed him two days at Wins low.
 The Holiness hand held their fare. we'll meeting last night and left on to. days train for California. The Msrina Street church was crowded to it- greatest capacity during the servic.-s l ,st evening, and the meeting Was one of the most interesting of the entire ,, rns. During their two weeks ,boi